Property taxes are due on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
How to Pay Your Property Taxes
The City offers many convenient payment methods for property taxes. Residents and businesses are responsible for paying property taxes on time to avoid late penalties.
NOTE: On May 23, 2025, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers initiated a nationwide overtime ban. While Canada Post will remain operational, we do not recommend mailing payments at this time.
Our customer service team is happy to assist you over the phone at 250.361.0228 or by email at propertytax@victoria.ca.
REMINDER: Eligible property owners must apply for their home owner grant through the provincial government. Municipalities no longer accept applications. Apply online for the home owner grant or call 1.888.355.2700.
The City mailed out 2025 property tax notices in early May. Read the 2025 Budget highlights.
Property Tax Breakdown
The City of Victoria offers two ways to see a breakdown of your property taxes (see below). The 2025 Property Tax Bylaw and 2025 Property Tax Mill Rate are now available.
Money raised through property taxes fund City programs and services such as police, fire, road maintenance and park upgrades.
Other Tax Information & Resources
NOTE: Canada Post Mail Service Disruption
The City of Victoria mailed out 2025 property tax notices in early May. Property tax payments are due by Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
Do not mail in your property tax payment to avoid a late penalty fee.
The City offers many convenient methods to pay your property taxes, including online banking or in person at your financial institution, pre-authorized payments, through your mortgage company (if already pre-arranged), at the drop box located outside the Pandora Avenue entrance of City Hall and in person at the Public Service Centre at City Hall, weekdays from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
The City’s customer service team is happy to assist you over the phone at 250.361.0228 or by email at propertytax@victoria.ca. For more information, visit: victoria.ca/propertytax.